The Swiss M&A landscape surged back to life in the first half of 2025, driven by a wave of strategic deals across financial services, industrials, and technology. Despite persistent macroeconomic caution across Europe, Switzerland recorded several billion-euro transactions, including headlinemaking cross-border moves. As in previous editions, of its Global & Regional M&A Rankings 1H25 Mergermarket’s […]
by claudia la via In 1886, Emilie Kempin-Spyri — Switzerland’s first woman to earn a doctorate in law — stood before the Federal Supreme Court. Her case was radical: she argued that the phrase “Swiss citizen” in
Banking & Finance Baker McKenzie advised UBS Switzerland and a syndicate of Swiss banks on the conclusion of a syndicated credit facility agreement for Mercedes-Benz Automobil (Merbag). The proceeds of the facility in question will
Switzerland has long been a global hub for finance, pharmaceuticals, and innovation, and its legal sector reflects the country’s commitment to excellence. At the forefront of corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and strategic legal leadership,
Switzerland’s immigration framework is set to undergo significant changes in 2025, affecting businesses, individuals, and legal practitioners alike. While certain updates bring more flexibility forspecific permit holders, others maintain the status quo on quotas and
Switzerland’s legal framework is set to undergo significant changes in 2025 with new regulations affecting various sectors of the economy and legal practice. From revised VAT rules for e-commerce to updates in the Swiss Code
Alesch Staehelin just got out of school. Not literally—he’s been a lawyer for a couple of decades. But he left the U.S. tech colossus IBM Corp. for private practice at TIMES Attorneys
